Dressing child CIRCUIT red houses of the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 8 software and then converted into various other 3D formats seamlessly. The native file format is .skp, while a 3dsmax scene was created in 2016 using version of Vray 3.00 rendering tools, Ref# 150852. The overall dimensions are 190 x 85 x PR50 in centimeters, and the model weighs 0.10 kg. You can utilize this massive red display unit to organize your small race car's equipment! The sturdy stand has casters attached for mobility purposes, offering ample storage space for dresses inside a metal wardrobe with five built-in shelves. Furthermore, attention-grabbing detail is seen through the application of white print designs symbolizing various elements within the automotive industry. Viewers are likely to appreciate its striking and unique color combination. Bring her world to life using CIRCUIT carpet. Ref: 150852, price €329.90 Polygons used in model construction number at approximately 474 units Refer to .skp file for relevant textures as follows: In case you have access to one of the listed below software platforms and it's quite easy from there on! Follow the step-by-step guidelines provided hereafter: Sketchup Choose File > Export > 2D Graphic > export in your chosen 2D format, following this order. Alternatively: First off: click onto File>Export. Go to .collada (Collada is just the default). Once this action is finalized and complete- Click into Option button- then click upon it with 'Texture Maps' as checkered! Go now over there, see that little file you exported named that exact thing we clicked to before, containing those pretty colorful pics - they're within! You must make sure you select right-click it. Once we open them in any sort like folder and have that name again of ours and all textures - they're there - go now and drag whatever it is we need, back home for the sake - just simply paste these into an alternative desired place of your choice! C4D - This could take awhile - importing from a SketchUp File onto Cinema4d should not have any trouble as this application does exactly what its told when following proper guidelines- no issues will come to mind when clicking " Import" then choosing location afterwards (trial or not!). Then it will export an folder full of beautiful picture with texture in a very clean state and the name on our .skp!